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DONT Miss Out on this Beautiful Prime Property. Located in the Breede River Valley, Roberton Rural, surrounded by majestic mountain ranges. With Rich Soil and an Abundance of fresh water for various types of farming. The water rights supplied by Breede-Gouritz is mainly used for micro/drip irrigation. The farm also boasts a natural spring, boreholes and 4 earth dams. Currently the owner farms wine grapes including : Chenin Blanc, Cabernet Sauvignon, Pinotage and Muskadel of 33.65ha which is supplied to Bonnievale Wine Cellar where the farm has shares for annual harvest. Additionally there are Bulida apricots and Sandvliet peaches of 11.82ha supplying Tiger. The vegetables crops harvested are : beetroot, artichokes, watermelon and Cabbage of 17.25ha. There is a Beautiful Cape Dutch 4 bedroom main dwelling with a well-maintained garden and equipment/storage facilities. A second dwelling with 3 bedrooms, entertainment area and double Garage. Don't let this unique piece of heaven pass you by. Farm is being sold as a going concern.
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ROBERTSON, BREEDE RIVER VALLEY
Robertson is located in The Heart of Route 62, the longest wine route in the world which stretches all the way from Cape Town to Port Elizabeth. From Cape Town it’s an easy 1.5 hrs drive via Paarl and Worcester. Robertson Tourist Bureau is situated on Voortrekker Street, which is the R60 between Worcester and Swellendam. From Worcester it’s on the left side, just before the Roodezandt Wine Cellar. Robertson is well known for its beauty, renowned for its wines of connoisseur quality, radiant roses and thoroughbred horses. Columns of red or yellow cannas and flaming bougainvillea line the roads outside the wine estates, gardens overflow and vineyards are banked with roses, while brilliant mauve jacarandas shade the streets. The Robertson Wine Route is an officially recognised Wine of Origin region and the Cape's largest wine producing region under irrigation. Orchard upon orchard of decidious fruit, destined for the national and international markets, punctuates the landscape that isn't covered by vineyards, their blossoms scenting the air in spring and their fruit-laden trees delighting the eye in summer.